Add nag screen when sleep is disabled

[hackingtype1]

When people override screen lock or sleep, pop an alert that warns them that the screen will stay on until the app is closed or manually turned off.

"Don't ask again" option, too!

[scottleibrand]

We should also make it more clear which state the button is in. It's not intuitive whether "Sleep On" and "Sleep Off" refer to the current state, or the state you'll get if you push the button.

[hackingtype1]

"Screen lock override" is a common name for this feature; it should at the very least be a toggle:-) Will update for next version.

[hackingtype1]

If you go to the iOS settings and then to the Nightscout app settings, you can set the screen override from there, too. (And the app url)
With iOS 8, you can jump directly to these app settings (not implemented in this version), good option for moving config settings from the main view.)

[scottleibrand]

Unfortunately, that settings screen is really non-intuitive to get to, so
we don't want that to be the only way to update commonly-changed things...

On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 6:38 PM John Costik [email protected]
wrote:

If you go to the iOS settings and then to the Nightscout app settings, you
can set the screen override from there, too. (And the app url)
With iOS 8, you can jump directly to these app settings (not implemented
in this version), good option for moving config settings from the main view.
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/4972164b1ce4820cc82140562ff45117ee06a049/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f51745863594a502e6a7067
)

https://camo.githubusercontent.com/def899626bc0d03eae7ef10e2bc573a660f54ef4/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f3571486e5033542e6a7067

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[hackingtype1]

iOS 8 (finally) makes it easy to jump between the app and its settings; but just as easy to create a page view within the app for settings.

[someoneAnyone]

The settings bundle can have footer text for a given group. In that area you can explain further what the setting does and what it means to be on or off.